It’s again your typical escape route, every time I question your reference for morality or its meaning to you, you try these tricks to avoid answering the question.
Morality like anything else is relative. Without a defining reference, how can you claim anything to be moral or immoral?
On my end, Islam is the defining reference for morality. Islam touches on every aspect of the human conduct and defines a clear reference for morality. It’s a long and complex subject that doesn’t fit in this thread. You and others may not know about it other than some ignorant stereotyping. Don’t get me wrong; I don’t blame you for it.
Just to touch briefly on the subject, Islam teaches that human beings should follow a life of principles, characterized by the best moral virtues, and to avoid wrongful behavior. Man’s sense of morals/ability to differentiate between what is good/righteous and what is bad/evil is among the essential characteristics, which distinguish man from animals. I.e., The ability to know and value truthfulness, honesty, fair dealing, generosity, courageousness, equality, fairness, justice, mercy, compassion, solidarity, trust, respect and all praiseworthy moral behavior while refraining from lying, cheating, betrayal, being unjust, deceitful, hypocritical and all bad morals that cause harm to the person or the society at large.
The Messenger said:
“Indeed, the most perfect among the believers is of the best of morals.”